Team

Shannon Morgan, Founder

Shannon Morgan founded Ordiant Capital Advisors, Inc., in March of 2017.  Since founding the firm, Shannon has advised middle market corporate clients in a variety of mission-critical situations including acquisitions, financings, business model change, deleveragings, defaults and distress, bank workouts, valuation and financial modeling, and corporate strategy change.

Prior to founding Ordiant, Shannon served as Senior Vice President at Durham Capital Corporation, a New York City headquartered boutique corporate financial advisory firm. At Durham, Shannon primarily worked with publicly traded companies across a wide range of industries, and advised clients on senior and junior secured debt financings ranging from between $20 million to $150 million in size.

Shannon was an elite road cyclist in high school and college, and raced as a “Category 1”.  Shannon is originally from Washington D.C., he received a B.A. from Colorado College and he attended the Landon School.

Daniel Fuwa, Director

Daniel (“Dan”) Fuwa acted as an unofficial advisor during Ordiant’s founding years, and he now serves as a director on its board. Dan is a proponent of Ordiant’s mission to provide world-class corporate advisory devoid of transaction fees or other conflicts of interest.

Dan is currently the Director of Business Development at Docyt, Inc., a financial operations software company that serves small-to-medium sized businesses and middle market companies.

Prior to joining Docyt, Dan held a variety of roles in commercial and corporate banking at Bank of America and Silicon Valley Bank in which he advised private and publicly traded technology companies. Dan lives in Oakland, California, with his wife who is a public school teacher in East Oakland; they enjoy skiing, pickleball, and spending time with family and friends.

Jack O’Donnell, Analyst

Prior to joining Ordiant in August 2022, Jack was a Senior Associate at Kroll, formerly Duff & Phelps, where he primarily performed valuations of technology and infrastructure companies. At Kroll, Jack worked on a multi-billion-dollar toll investment, a six gigawatt wind and solar energy and storage development portfolio, and several technology acquisitions.

Jack received a B.A. in International Political Economy from Colorado College where he also played Division III lacrosse. In his spare time, Jack likes to explore San Francisco and enjoy the outdoors.